Thursday, April 17, 2025

Catching, Cleaning, Cooking, Eating. It's all good!

 


9 comments:

  1. Best tasting fresh water fish there is. We call it bream and catch them by the hundreds.

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  2. Looks like a mix of blue gill and shell cracker, also called a red ear. Nothing like catching a mess of slab sided bream. The meat is all white and cooks up firm and flaky. Up there with crappy and walleye.

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  3. If bluegill grew to 50 pounds, wouldn't nothing else be safe in the water, including us.

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  4. Oh No! Stinky fish... UGH!!!

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  5. Did they filet bluegill? Well I have never seen such a travesty.

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    1. Skinned, breaded and fried. Nothing wasted except the lips and eye balls (which can be used to catch more if you run out of bait).

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  6. Catch them ice fishing, catch a big pile, fillet them out, put them in the blender with bread crumbs egg and spices, make excellent fish cakes.

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  7. I have a cousin who is a professional fisherman. He says if bluegill grew to the size of bass they'd be putting fighting chairs with straps in the boats and they'd be the most sought after fish ever.

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  8. they have more flavor if fried whole

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